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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE CENTURY
FOR DECEMBER
Contains the following special features:
PRISON LIFE
OF THE RUSSIAN REvOLUTIONIsTs,
BY George Kennan, fully explaining ths wrongs
which have called forth among the youth OF Rus
sia their hatred Of the government and detailing
with great interests the methods Of the govern
ment In arresting the RevOlutionists. Incidents
Of the most tragic character are given. This Is
one Of Mr.. Kennans papers PREDATORY to his series
on "Siberia" about TO appear In TIE CENTURY. OF
the 1rst Of these articles the Christian Hntelli-
gencer says, ''It is doubtful whether paper Of
equal importance will be found in any other
monthly magazine In this country or Europe"
THE INAUGURATION OF LINCOLN,
Described by his private secretaries Messrs Nico-
lay and Hay,-the journey from Springfield to
Washington. including the secret night journey
through BaltimOre.-the Inauguration ceremonies
etc, with the full text Of the address, and the
changes suggested by Mr.. seward and others.
1.-THE DUsANTEs- BY STOCKTON.
The first part of a new novelette, by Frank r.
stockton, to be completed In three numbers Of
THE CENTURY. Other fiction In this number
includes the second installments of the new, Illus
trated
NOVELS BY EGGLESTON AND CABLE,
respectively, "The Graysons: story OF Illinois, y
and "Au Large, !" one OF Mr.. Cables most charming
tales OF the louisiana Acadians. There is also
short story, "After the War;" illustrated.
THE TONIC SOFIA SYSTEM
Is inteIligently discussed In two short papers,
"Opinions of q Teacher BY Theo Z. Seward, the
president OF the American Tonic Sofia Associa-
ton, and "Opinions Of Critic, by H. E. Krehbiel
Of the New York Tribune.
THE SEA OF GALILEE.
school lasao0f VIII be especially attracted TO this
descriptive paper, By Edward L. VII
son, Illustrated with seventeen engravings repro
duced from the authors photographs
OTHER IMPORTANT PAPERS
In this issue of TEE CENTURY include: Notes on
Partisan Newspapers" by Brander Matthew'S
with portraits OF Clemenceau, Sarcey, Rochefort,
and others; Durham Cathedral" beautifully
illustrated with Pennell's pictures; 1.-THE United
Churches OF the United States" an essay by Prot
Chas. W. Shields; "Pctorial Successes Of Mr.
Irving's Faust, by Joseph and Elizabeth Pennell,
with a brief paper on the acting In the same play
The poems are by Walt Whitman, Rose Hawthorne
Lathrop, and others
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NAVAL ORDERs-Ensign VIM. 3. Fletcher ordered
to duty at Pittsburg Pa, inspector of steel for
the new cruisers Assistant Engineer w. H. p.
creighton ordered to duty at the Purdue Unfver-
sity, Lafayette, Ind. Lieut.. John T. Newton de-
tached from duty at Pittsburg, Pa. and ordered to
outy at Ph@niXv1le, Pa, as inspector of steel for
the new cruisers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

PERsoNAL-Mr. Walter Stilson Hutchins has re-
sumed the editorship OF the Washington POST
Representatives Henderson of North Carolina and
Cobb OF Alabama are at the Metropolitan
oscar $. Clifford, delegate from Dakota, wife and
cnilu arrived in the city this morning, and are
tors Beck and Bate, Representatives Lee OF vir-
gina and Mckinley OF OHIO, Hon. Harvey NJ. Wat
terson OF Louisville, 4. L. Thurston OF Cleveland,
ana +. NJ. Adams OF New York are at the Ebbitt.
-Commssoner Bragg OF the Intersl ate Com
nerce commission, with his wife and daughter,
mas taken rooms at the Hamilton House for the
winter Representatives McShane Fuller.
Holmes, Conger, and DOckery are at Willard's-
representatives Rice, Oates, and Seney are at the
KlsgS-F NJ. Greene OF the Navy and A. P.
Ketchum OF New York are at WelcEer'a-Mar-
vln Hughett OF Chicago, Hon. Fred. Cook, secre.
tary OF state OF New York, and District-Attorney.
eject feilOwS OF New York, are at the Arlington.
Robert +. Horn OF Boston and j. T. Grif1n OF
London are at the St. JameS.-F. w. Rhinelander
OF New York Is at Wormley's
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
sH KAUFMAN, Pres'E

Try PvFxrxa sTkR is served 70 subscribers In tbs
eify bx csrers ON their account 10 cents per
wesk. or 44c psr MOUTH COPIES at the counter 9
cents Zach BY mAil-postaxe prepaid-5O cents q
Month: one year So; six months. 81
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second-cl4zs mail matter
TEE WEEKLY SIAR-published on Frfday-sl \
Year. POSTAGE PREPAID Six months so cents
sw-An mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
10 paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on ap,l;c..ion
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The Hawaiian Loan.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LoND ON, Dec 1.-The Hawa consul here says
that the New York and San Francisco dispatch
throwing doubt on the BONA ndes OF the Hawaiian
loan are utterly groundless and have been for
wardedwith an object
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
representatives Belmont, Fitch, sawyer Lyman,
with ex-Representative Sapp Iowa), Russell and
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Army ORDERs.-Lieut. Col Henry c. Hodges,
deputy quartermaster general, ordered to remain
In New York city until January Is, 1888, for the
Louisville, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

To-DAYs CABINET MEETING.-An Of the Cabinet
officers were present at the meeting to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

PunApELPHIA. Dec. L-Archbisnop Ryan LEFT
here to-day for New York. He and Bishop Ryan
OF Buffalo viii sail for Europe on SATURDAY morn
ing By the steamship Servia 70 pay their of1cial
Visit 20 Rome. The archoishop VIII return y
March
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL TRADR.-Last night In front Of
VIM. Holtzman's shoe store, No. 491 Pennsylvania
avenue pair OF heavy Winchester boots were
hanging A middle-ag d white man, named RoDc.
Heron. came along. He wore an old pair OF shoeA,
and seeing the boots he thought he would make
era he went to Q back alley, where he threw his
old shoes away, and put on the new bootA Before
he could get away he was met by Policeman sut-
ton, who placed him under arrest. He was given
the privilege OF wearing hiD new ooocs untu he
was taken 20 station house cell, when his Old
shoes woeo returned to hum. This morning. In the
Police court Heron ives charged With the larceny,
and was given sx montho N 1a1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

The TRIAL PosTPoNED.-The Commissioner Of
Pensions is In receipt OF Information to the effect
that the case Of the United States against Jas
Lyons, Henry Hodges and Granville Lyons indicted
Tor conspiracy to intimidate Government witnesses,
was called for trial on the 28th instant, United
states District Court at Charleston, W. Va, and
to January II, 1888. In default Of bail, 50, OO0
each, the parties Indicted were committed to jail.
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Z. b BARNUN 4 co,
93l PENN. AVENUE.
AUID THr CRowDs

BY cominT early to Of the bargains We are
selling prior 70 removal TO new buildtng 5l4 9Th
81 NV.
Plush Balls. Is and Csc per dor.
Large Double Pluah Balls Sc piece.
New Floraxne Ornamental ~ and l5c
Bras Ornaments, 6. 10. Is. 25c Per dog.
Banner Rods. all sizss, l5c. up
b4-inch Bureau Covers. pc.
5A-inch Felt Covers. stamped asa
Arasens. all shades, lSc. Per dox
silk Fringe. all colors. PC. I'd
Fancy Cord a and &c. Per I'd
Ttnsel all shsdeA Sc. per ball
Nov Brao Novelties ss reduced pr5css
oPPxNHxr2n1's. s2s 9th st NV,
Dole Assnts for tAs LshsRanaans New Home ssxdng
00c010na NO
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Trying to Get Together.


DIFFICULTIES NET BIT MEssRs CARLISLE AND RAM
DALI IN SEEKING CONFERENCE.
Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.. Randall seem to fnd 1t
almost as hard to get together in body as in
theory. For two or three days they have met and
attempted to discuss the situation, but they have
been unable to reach any conclusion on account
Of perpetual Interruption. Yesterday and day
before they met for a few moments, and they ex-
pect to get together this afternoon or evening.
No Exemption from Water Rents.
An OPINION By Mr.. RIDDLE ON POINT RAISED By
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The water rent OF the Columbian University
amounts to Sl54.50. The president OF the univer-
stty returned the bill for that amount, which had
been served on him, to the District Commissioners
early this month, with the statement that the au-
thorties OF the university supposed themselves
exempt from the water tax In common with the
tax on their real estate so far as the same fs In
actual use for educational purpose The matter
was referred to the district attorney, who writes
the Commissioners that the matter was before him
year ago, and was decided against the univer-
sity. He says: 81 have passed upon the question
twice since. ana see no ground for q change OF
opinion. All the acts OF Congress distinguish be-
tween water rates, water rents and taxes and as
one Is Obliged 70 take water. Whoever does, signs
apromse to pay, so that Il fs an obligation volup-
tarily assumed The District sells water
20 voluntary purchasers, who In advance promise
70 pay, and the professors and students could as
well claim that the District should furnish bread
ana postage stamps free, Is that 1t shall SO fur
nish water"
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Gable Notes from Frankfort,

Special Cable Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, Dec. 1.-The journal des Debats
recommends the candidature OF Ferry
Negot ations have been resumed with the Dis
conte Gesellschaft and Others to form a spirit
monopoly bank
The continental stock exchanges continue firm.
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PIANOS REBUILT. yARSIsHED AND PUT m
A~ISroueh orinr. For estirnatSa aDnlr - r. 9
Ax1<xLofT Co. eos Pa ave VIZ ynii;~ ~ ~
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LoxDox. Dec LA shock OF earthquase was fels
at Cnorley, County OF Lancaster, az O'Clock tnis
morning. A rumbling noise aocompanied th0
shock- Buildings shook and the people lefr ehe1f
houses greatly heightened No Serious damage
Was donA
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy-Internal reve-
nue., $4OS, ,Oo2; customs, $733, 4S4

WArCHMEN WANT MORE PAY.-The watch forces
Of the Departments, particularly the Treasury,
will make an EFFORT to obtain from Congress gen.
eral increase OF pay. They have prepared tabu-
lated sheet showing that they are the most poorly
paid and the hardest worked employees In the SER
vice OF the Government. They have neither sun.
days nor holidays when they are relieved from
duty, and in view OF this fact, when compared with
ask for an advance. In the Treasury it IS claimed
that several OF the watchmen are given clerical
work In connection with their regular duties The
privates ask for an increase from S72O TO 500;
heutenants, 5000 to 1900; captains from 81 200
to 81, 500. The watch force rank above messen-
gers, but are paid less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

MOscs Conviction Approved In London.
Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Dec. Herr Mosts trial is little no
ticed here. He is almost forgotten since his I'm
prisonment here for inciting murder His condem-
nation is approved.
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THE PARusuaNS AsrOUypED.
President Gr~vy Creates n Sensation BY
Announcing that sse will not Resign
Tc-day-1hc situation more Coospit-
Gated than Ever.

Announcing that tse will nos Resign
Tc-day-1hc situation more ConsPit-
Gated than Ever.
PASrs, Dec 1, noon.-The orciai Csaret,s pdb-
fishes the withdrawal OF the resignation OF the
Rouvier cabinet The withdrawal was made st
t,e request OF President Grevy
Ine Journal Des De6dts advocates the election
of NJ. Ferry 20 the presidency.
The party OF the right has resolved NOT 20 sun
port any republican candidate.
Gen Ferron. minister OF war IN the Rouvfer
cabinet, has been appointed grand onloer OF the
Threats have been made OF q revolutionary de-
nloastration IN front OF the chamber OF deputies
tenslye military and police precautions have been
taken, however. 20 guard against an outbreak
Grcvy will Not Resign ro-day.
PARIS. Dec. 1. p. m.-Prgsident Gnevy this
forenoon informed the ministerial council that ~
view OF the change IN the situation he did not pro-
pose 10 make a communication 20 parliament to-
aay. Al. Rouvier Will announce this decision OK
NJ Greyy 20 the chamber 90 deputies and VIII
sgain tender the resignation or the cabinet It Is
reported that President Greyy viii shortly form .
lew cabinet
SURPRISE At GREvr's ACTION.
The announcement that GTe,y had no commu-
uication 20 make TO the chamDerS to-dly caused
general surprise a. this was The date set Tor his
Rouvier Informs the Chamber.
When the chamber OF deputies ass, .nbled ".
RouNter aunou lced that the president lad recon-
sddered his decision TO send message 70 the caatn-
ber containing his nesi -natlon, and therefore tie
cabinet had again resigned.
The announcement pC the action OF the ministry
was greeted with continued applause by the meul-
Ders OF the lett VI. Rcard, president of the lert
groups, moved that the sitting be suspended The
members of the right ana tue extreme lcft mur-
INJURED al the proposal and NJ. CUneo q Ofnano
exclaimed, "DissolaslOn would be pneferaOie."
Why Grevy Changed Isis Wind.
PARIs, Dec l.--At the ministerial council thls
morning President Grevy Informed N. Rouyier
that he believed that pubnc opinion was now In
his favor, and that he could form new cabinet
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COase Seamem In had Business.
rHHY uSr DYNAMITE IN THEIR F1Gnr AGAINST TU
auTp-OWNERS.

SAM FRANcrsco. Dec. l-Business In San Diego
ana other California ports Il affected by the at
uIude OF the Coast Seamens Union toward ship
owners the old night for high wages and the
rfrht TO dictate rules about crews, &C., has been
renewed with vtgor. The union has reeorted 70
force IN southern California ports, and Monday
night at san Diego threw dynamite bomb against
a DOycotted bark, tearing hole In her bows. The
ofcers OF the union here declare openly that they
understand the maLufacture and use OF dynamite.
and win use their knowledge In the ngnt against
the snip ownerA
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Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES AND OF To-DAYs STAR CONTAINS:
Notes about the National Guard, the Postmaster
Generals annual report the report OF the Ameri-
can Philosophical Society on volapuk, talk about
the W. c. T. Q. convention, q report Of q compli-
Gated divorce case, and telegraphic news The
advertisements are CLASSIFIED as follows: Auction
Sales, Ladies' Goods, Wood and Coal, Educational
Winter Resorts, Medical, Railroads, Potomac
River Boats Ocean Steamers, Professional Den
ustry, Family supplies Books, Attorneys, Pianos
and organs, Sewing Machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

Tins Is OvERcoAr WEATHER.
AND WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW THE
MOST DESIRABLE AND NEWEST THINGS
IN OvEKCoATs
WE MENTION BLUE "CHINCHILLA"
BEAVERS AT sIa GOOD AND HAND
SOME GARMENT.
SANE STYLE OF GOODS, LINED ALL
THROUGH WITH SATIN. sl5.
"CHINCHILLA" OvERCOATs. BETTER
QUALITY. wORsrED LININas sla.
FUR BEAVERS. $50. sz5.
"MoNTAGNACn FUR BEAVERS, SATIN
LINED. $40.
-CHINCHILLA" AND "ELYsIAN~ BEAv-
ERs. SATIN LINED. BLUE, BLACK, BROWN
AND OXFORD. $40.
THESE COATS ARE Such AS MOST
DEALERS SELL FOR ESQ AND MERCHANT
TAILORs MAKE TO ORDER FOR SIS TO
ssa
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOYS AND
CHILDRENs oyERCoATs FROM a TO
sla
A FINE LINE OF LATE NEW YORK
STYLES. PURCHASED VERY Low BY
TAKING ENTIRE LOTS. WHICH WE ARE
SELLING AT LESS THAN THE MANUFAC-
TURERs SOLD THEM EARLY IN THE
SEASON.
b BARNux Z CO.
n2o 93l PENN. AvENUK
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The FISHERIES CONFERENCE.-THE meeting Of
the Fisheries Neyotiators yesterday afternoon con-
tinued until O'Clock, at which time an adjourn
ment was taken until Saturday at 9 O'Clock.
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PoRrAbLr GRArEs.

PoRrABLr GRarEs
BRASS ASDIRoys. TENDERS,
And all the requisites for the tres,meu. of the
fireplace Exquisite Porceiains for rnantel orna
iasnts Choice examples Of Royal Worcester Doulton
and othsr eelebrsted potteries Artistic Bronzes
Er.-sss. &c
HAYWARD L HUTCHINSON,
ol9 424 9th street
A sTHNA AND CArARRH CURED By THE
CIGARETTEs EsPIC.
Oyyresslon. sunocsting. Coughs. Colds Chest Neu-
r.isia ke.-Psris: J. EsPIC. 20. rue ST. LAzare New
I0-i F0rGERA: NuLHAU. Sold by all Chemists of
Au.sricA mol. -lSl5,6m
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CHICAGO Dec. LA Toledo, Ohio, special says:
crazy German, suppoeed 20 he John Schwarfs,
has been arrested At Lima He raves continually
Of the anarchistS and says that he VIII make it
blood on their hands win have trouble" Before
his arrest he was engaged In . vain search for
Chisf Magistrate before he was locked up Il the
PRESIDENT wouldn't sg1ve up his crown and come
DOWN from the thro0as He win be sont % the
ony1um.
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How the Police were ScaudaliZed.
SINS OF UNIFORMED SPECIAL OFFICERS CHARGED &c
THE REGULARS.

sINS OF UNIFUKHED SPECIAL UFFTCEKS CHARGED 10
THE REGULARS.
The of1cers OF the third police station were sur
pr1sed few mornings ago when Lieut.. Greer
called their attention to a statement that two OF
their number had been drinking whisky every day
at a certain grocery store in the precinct. The
men looked at each other and laughed, but no one
was willing to admit his guilt. In the absence OF
a confession the commanding officer suggested
that the report be Investigated. TheUficers made
an Investigation and reported that two special
officers had been enjoying the groceryman's
whisky. The specials" they reported, wore reg
ular uniforms and could not be told from of the
regulars" The officers think that II the eSpe-
cias" are permitted TO wear uniforms they should
be different from those worn by the members OF
the regular force.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marr1age licenses hav
been issued by the clerk OF the court to John
Gould and Mary Dandridge; Frank Morrison, OF
indianapolis, Ind, and Laura Z Lchty; r WASH
ington and Mary L Lawson; b F. Peters, OF Harris
Edward n Kinnohan and Marguerite E Bopp;
John Saurs and Emma Flanagan; Patrick Coates
and Georgeanna Carroll; John Chapman and
Martha Smith: C. c. Baker and Mary E Sullivan;
George Thornton and Martha Pratt; John H.
Schriven and Amelia stephens, both OF St Mary's
County, Nd. James Alphonso Thorn and Elizabeth
Nash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

SUIT OVER REAL ESTATE OPTIoN.-Iu the
Court in General Term to-day the case OF George
Was sruned IN INV 1sS5 the nastlna1eS ass
fendant placed In the hands OF John E. Beall lot
l2 blk. &c, Columbia Heights, and authorized him
spondence, on May IL, 1885, Beall wrote that an
option had been given at IS cents per foot, 'suo-
ject TO the approval OF the owner" This option
was approved by defendant, Lucia Cuts, but she
subsequently decided to hold for As cents The
complainant In July, nottned Mr.. Beall, through
T. J. Fisher q Co, Of his acceptance at the price
named, and paid 500, but Lucia Cults wrote,
stating that She had changed her mind. On the
examination OF the title it was found that the
title was in Martha J. Cults. The points at issue
were whether the sale was authorized by the nrst.
named defendant, and, II So whether the other was
bound by it. In the court below the bill was dis
missed and the defendants now contend that
Beall was TO sell and was not authorized 10 make
such contract.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF SEVEN
- Trustees for the ensuing year, By the Stock
holders OF the WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE
COMPANY vii be held at the office of the Company,
Rooms and >, l42o New Work , aysnpe n ", Wssh-
ARi. 1858, being January 9. 1888 Polls open
of said Company.
THEODORE L. HOLBROoK. President,
d12,ja7,3t Washington Brick Machine Co.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Columbia Cooperative Building Asso-
ciation will be held t 615 9Th st December 2,
1887. GEO. J. JOHNSON, President
THOS. NJ REED, Secretary. diet
CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE
~ South and southwest via Great Kennesaw
Route, commencing December L. Tickets will be sold
from Washington to the following points good to
turn until June !, 1883: New Orleans and return
S45 Mobile and return. S44; Pensacola and return
&44; Baton Rouge and return, S4S.S5. Jacksonville
and return, $40 Trains leave Baltimore and Potomac
station 30 am, $50 pm Through Pullman Palace
Buffet Seepers all trains. For reservations tickets
baggage, checks and all information call address
E j. LOCKWOOD,
District Passenger Agent
1t l3(ID Penna
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BAIr1xoRE, Dec l-Fire this morning DESTROYED
the cf0ar and cigarette factory OF T. Pacnolder
Co. in saratoga street. Damages estimated a
$4,000: fully insured
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ADJUSTMENTS.

J WONDERLA SD
w Pennsylvsnia ave, nesr 1lth ST.
HOFFMANN. EVERETT Il co - P-oprietors
-Four pert9rnlEces ally. z Is 3 80 80 aud 8: :15
.. N. MONDAY. NOVEMBER IS.
GALATEA
The Greatest Illusion Ever Exhibited.
SEE Noriey's Fats Morzsna in the TheatOriuIn. See
tae cnsplsy o1 arctic NOye.ti in the Curio Hall
ssxmo and BartOlO. the original Aztecs: Foreman
Ahd hsreditns Gus. Drawee: Asbury Ben. human
leOpsrd- &c. Talented speciality artists.
ADMISSION. 10 CENTS.
Monday. Dec. 5.-The Grandest Of Curiosiries, BAR
NCI'S HAIRY MASInTS
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n. R-THE BLIND JUBILEE SINGERS
~ of South Carolina will sing TONIGHT at
Zen raj N. T. Church on 9th st, bet. and n sts. n
Dec !, 1887. Tickets 1oc.; two for 25c. children
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THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-28
Farm for Sale

THE Farm in the southeast part
of the town of Shoreham, of late
the home place of William G. Will
son, deceased, is offered for sale
This farm is supposed to contain
147 acres, consisting of meadow,
pasturage and woodland, in desira-
BILE proportion. The dwelling
house has lately been thoroughly
repaired and modernized; and is
neat, convenient, comfortable and
commodious. The out-buildings,
though not new, are in fair condi-
ton, and entirely ample for the
wants of the farm. The farm is
we'll fenced, and has upon it a
young, thrifty and bearing orchar /.
This is a fine opportunity for any
one desiring a good home and a
farm with more desirable and fewer
Objectionable features, than the av-
erage of farms. If desired, easy
terms of payment will be granted.
For price and other particulars, in
quire on the premises, of
Mrs. ELIZA WILSON,
Or of E. J. ORMSBEE, Brandon.
Shoreham, VT, Jan. 26, 1856. 5n